Media Releases

CENTRE WELLINGTON – As our Province enters a second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Township would like to remind Centre Wellington businesses that we are here to assist.  In particular, we are interested in learning about how the pandemic has affected our local businesses and what kind of support and assistance will be required moving forward.
“This has been an exceptionally difficult time for many of our local businesses” said Mayor Kelly Linton. ...
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CENTRE WELLINGTON –Did you know that your tax dollars are split between the school boards, the County of Wellington and The Township of Centre Wellington, with the Township only retaining 30%?  We want you, the taxpayer to be informed, and understand how the Township’s budget works.  Through extensive budget deliberations, an online budget presentation and engagement survey, residents will have many opportunities to engage and give input on the 2021 Operating...
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CENTRE WELLINGTON – As Township staff continue to move through Stage 3 of the Province’s reopening framework, the next step in this process will see the Victoria Park Seniors Centre reopen on Monday, October 26.  The centre will operate with reduced hours to support our gradual, phased in approach to re-opening in order to ensure the safety of customers and staff.
“Although our facility was closed abruptly due to COVID 19, I am very impressed at how...
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CENTRE WELLINGTON, October 1, 2020 – Today, Enbridge Gas and Centre Wellington Fire Rescue announced they are working to improve home safety and bring fire and carbon monoxide-related deaths down to zero.
Centre Wellington Fire Rescue received 240 combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarms through Project Zero–a public education campaign that will provide 7,500 alarms to residents in 35 municipalities across Ontario.
This year, Enbridge Gas invested $225,000...
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CENTRE WELLINGTON – After weeks of preparation, the ice will ready on October 5 on all three ice surfaces in Centre Wellington. The Township’s recreational facilities were closed by a provincial emergency order in March 2020. Township staff have been busy reviewing new restrictions and guidelines and developed re opening plans that consider staff resources, Public Health requirements and financial implications since the Province’s re-opening Stage 3 announcement...
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